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Summary: Even though God has done miracles in our life in the past we still need a fresh revelatin of grace today

Sermon #3

WHEN GOD IS ENOUGH

EXODUS 12:31-42; 13:17-14

Set up the story

Reread Exodus 5:22-6:12

In the midst of tragedy it so hard to see the hand of God! But God is enough, even when struggles come our way that we cannot or ever will be able to comprehend.

God now has Moses and the people of Israel in the place of attention…

Pours out his plagues on the Egyptians.

 The plague of blood

 The plague of frogs

 The plague of gnats

 The plague of flies

 The plague of livestock—all of the Egyptian livestock died

 The plague of boils

 The plague of hail

 The plague of locust

 The plague of darkness

 The plague on the firstborn

Read text: 12:31-42

Say: not enough; just enough; more than enough

LOOK WHAT GOD DID…

1) THEY WENT FROM SLAVES WHO HAD NOTHING, TO BEING FILTHY RICH IN JUST ONE MOMENT.

A) How long had they been in Egypt’s bondage?

a) 430 years—

B) When God delivered them, how many of God’s chosen people left?

a) All of them

C) Get this

a) When they arrived in Egypt 430 years earlier it was during the time of a famine.

b) When they came, they came starving—they didn’t have enough

c) But when the Egyptians opened the grain storage bins to them they had just enough.

d) But they became slaves and lost their position, and went back to not enough

(1) Not enough standing

(2) Not enough resources

(3) Not enough straw…

e) But when God stepped in to redeem them how much did they have?

(1) More than enough

f) How did they get to be in this position?

(1) God did it—and God alone!!

D) Without God inherently involved in our lives we will never have enough.

a) But with God it will always be an abundance’

b) He took them out of Egypt in one day

c) They left with more possessions than they could have ever accumulated on their own.

E) Preaching point…

You think at this point that they got it—right?

I mean, God is a God who takes us from not enough to more than enough. We have seen it happen right?

Use personal illustrations…

How do we get to see God in our lives today?

How does God show us that He is enough?

Skim read…13:17-22

Read 14:5-9

But the Israelites are not afraid –right? I mean they have seen the awesome powerful hand of God at work.

2) GOD IS CONSTANTLY PUTTING US IN PLACES SO THAT WE CAN BE REMINDED OF HIS GLORY AND POWER.

A) Read: 14:11-12

B) God took the Israelites out of Egypt in one day—its going to take him 40 years to get Egypt out of the Israelites.

3) INSTEAD OF DOUBTING GOD, WE NEED TO LOOK AT OPPORTUNITIES FOR GOD TO WORK AS BLESSINGS IN OUR LIFE.

A) There is a clarion call from the Lord

B) Read 13-16

a) Stand firm

(1) When the Devil has you backed into a corner and you’re on your last leg—don’t whine; stand firm.

(2) We need to remember the past—remember our purpose

(3) (if time) relate story of Nehemiah…

b) Watch God

(1) You will never see this problem again..

(a) Is there anyone here this morning who is fighting against the devil over something that you would like to never see again??

(2) The Lord will do what you can never do

(a) The Lord will fight for you…

(3) Listen carefully…

(a) You need only to be still

c) Move on

(1) When God does a work—then it is time by faith to move on.

The title of this sermon is, “When God is Enough”

There are times in our lives that all we have to lean on is God. That is not a bad thing.

Relate story of James and Brooke

But that was then—this is now

We need a fresh revelation.

God can do for you in one moment what you can never do for yourself.

He can take you from not enough to more than enough

He can take away things in your life and so thoroughly destroy them that you will never see them again

Are you ready to stand firm and watch God?

When you see him work are you ready to move on?

Who’s ready for more than enough?

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